Travel Pillows for Airplanes, Airplane Pillow for Long Flight, Airplane Head Strap with Eye Mask for Sleep, Travel Neck Pillow for Car Road Trip, 360° Support Headrest, Stop Bobblehead, BlackClimatePartner certified

TL;DR:Used this on multiple international and domestic trips—total game changer for in-flight sleep. Best with a neck pillow for support. Slightly awkward when not in use, and car seat compatibility varies, but for planes it’s a 10/10 must-have.Full Review:I fly to Asia once a year and regularly take 3–5 hour domestic flights, and this strap + eye mask combo has completely changed the way I sleep while traveling. It keeps my head upright and reduces that awkward head-bob jerk when you nod off.That said, I definitely recommend pairing it with a neck pillow—my first time using it solo caused a bit of neck strain. One funny thing: I wish it came with a little tag that says “wake me for food” because it blocks out everything so well, I almost missed a meal.It’s easy to strap to airplane seats, and setup/takedown is simple. When not in use, it can flop around unless you tuck or strap it down—so I usually just take it off during meals or when I’m awake. That part is a bit tedious, but not a dealbreaker. It easily fits into a backpack or you can tie it around something. It’s about 7inx5in but it’s malleable so you squeeze it in somewhere if needCar use is hit or miss. Some headrests work, others don’t. I tried a workaround I saw in another review, but it didn’t feel right for my head and seat shape. Still, I bought this for planes, and for that use alone it’s 10/10.

Purchased this for a red-eye overseas flight, hoping to be able to get some decent sleep, as we wanted to hit the ground running when we arrived in the morning. It folds up easily into the provided carry bag. It's solid, but not terribly heavy, so was easy to stow in my carry-on backpack. It really does work just as pictured. It attached securely to the adjustable head rest on our Lufthansa flight. Then the eye mask portion velcros to the main part. Kept my head very secure in place even while asleep. No sore neck. Only "downsides" were that the velcro was a little loud when I needed to adjust it (sorry, fellow travelers!) it's a bit warm since it goes all the way around your head and is padded, and the whole set up does leave you with some "helmet hair." I felt it was worth it to be comfortable and rested on my trip.

Tested this on two 13+ hour flights. You do look a little odd with this on, but honestly considering you are strapping yourself to the seat, it’s a lot better than I expected.Will this turn any flight into an opportunity for beauty sleep? No. Both flights were in economy, and while I woke up having comfortably taken a nap (more than I can say for any other flight I’ve been on outside of one I booked on points in lie-flat business), You are being essentially held upright in place. That’s not how I sleep. It may be how you sleep, so your results may vary.This does compact nicely, so I was able to store it in my carry on travel backpack even when paring it down. Do you look a little goofy setting this up? Yes. But if you’re at the point of reading reviews for this, you’re probably willing to take some glances in exchange for shut eye.My only concern is the Velcro on the eye mask. It is SUPER aggressive. I worry that it’ll get weaker over time, and because that’s the only part keeping you in your head harness, you probably don’t want that to happen. Travel warriors, keep this in mind.How does it work? You will want to make sure you have enough room to tinker with the entire top of your headrest, but it’s pretty quick to set up.You have to:(1) tuck either side of the back of the foam band to the wings of the seat headrest(2) Pull the straps to secure so your head will stay in place(3) Attach the (aggressive) Velcro eye mask to either side of the memory foam band so your head will be comfy(4) Slide into the band ring / eye mask contraption, Repeat and adjust steps 2-3 until you’ve set yourself up for a nice rest

Everyone made fun of me, but they’re the ones laughing now as I now I get quality sleep on an airplane.I’m one of those people that says they cannot sleep on an airplane. I have to take a lot of medication to pass out and even then I’m still wound up. For reference I’m one of those people that paces the aisle or stands near the bathroom.I’ve tried every neck, pillow, neck brace contraption under the sun.I bought this in desperation to sleep on some of the long-haul flights that I had coming up.Of course, my family made fun of me when I installed it on the airplane. I decided to put their laughs aside go to sleep for the entire flight and wake up when we landed eight hours later.Absolutely great product and now my boyfriend wants one as well, even though he was the biggest bully about this lol

You want this. This saved us on a trip from the U.S. to Japan to The Maldives and back! It makes sleeping possible on a plane! The sleep mask part is really soft and comfortable (cozy even!), and all parts are adjustable for fit with the velcro style design. Has its own travel bag - i just roll it up and tick it away inside. I thought it was a bit silly when my husband found them... but i will never travel again without it!Replaces my neck pillow and sleep mask...I add earplugs to really seal the deal. Sweet dreams!

Where has this been all my life?!?!?? At last I can actually sleep on a plane!!! Was worried it would be uncomfortable - and it is if it’s too low - but as long as you get it in the right position, SWEET DREAMS! No issues “installing” although took a minute to figure out the eye mask (the Velcro on each side is covered with a small piece of cloth that needs to be removed- DOH). Once on, as long as it’s not too tight, you can slip it up and down, even off, as needed. Highly recommend and now my boyfriend wants one.